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Chesapeake and Nashville
Railway Company.

NOTICE is hereby given that the annual
IN meeting of the stockholders of the
Chesapeake and Nashville Railway Comp.
ny Of the States Of kentucky and Tennessee,
pursuant to its charter and bylawt, will be
held vt The Office OF the Kentucky Central
Railroad Company, in the city of Covington,
Ky +. at tho hour Of IL o'clock noon, on the
25th day of June, 1887, Tor the purpose OF the
election OF Board OF Directors to serve fol
of per cent. fifty years gold bonds of said
company, issued or to be issued at a rate no,
ing $780, go per mile Of its lines of rail.
road situated in sal States, and the making
Of mortgage on its property and franchises
to secure the payment thereof, and such
other business M may properly come before
II ". NJ HnYT, Secretary
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WEAK, UNDEVELOPED PARTS

Of the body enlarged and strengthened.
D'riSl&RfRffEE' & SfRi bfSs%4lfd &c. :' bus NY
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By Thomas d. Cronshaw, ID. Q,
II. II. Dix, Solicitor for complainant.
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shooting scrspe On the River

At midnight Saturday night, ashoot'
Ing afpy occurred on board the An.
Choir line steamer City Of ylcksbuig,
which may result In the death Of ne.
gro named Will Hunt, who was OIL OF by
another negro named Henry Rose.
The facts, as we'll as could be cleaned
from the officers and others on the
boat, are a. follows: Just alter the
boat had backed out from T ptonvillr,
q point about 100 milts above this
city, Rose and Hont became involved
In quarrel over q bet made be-
tween them % 10 who was the
father OF young white girl who, to-
gether with her father, mother and els.
ter, was deck pas cnger on the boat.
Rose, who 10 young country negro.
made some uDtavJry remarks about
the girl aud Hunt told him 10 shut.up,
40 the girls father was on the boat.
Role replied that Hunt was wrong,
and backed mp bis assertion by put.
ting MP 81, which Hunt promptly
covered. Tue stakeholder proved 10
be the girls father, and when sskt d
by Rose 10 decide ,hs bet he deei ded
II In favor Of Hunt. The latter
reached for the money, but Rose was
too quick Tor him and grabbed the
money. He ran out on the after
guards, closely followed by Hunt, who
demanded the money. Rss refused
10 give II no, and On Hunt continued
TO preas him he pulled q smith a
Weteon 3s caibsr pis,ol and fred.
The ball struck Hunt In the lett aide
and ranged downward. Alter the
shooting Roee bid In the bold, buI
was discovered and the on GERS Of the
boat 10 Ke'. Lin up In a,,room,
WHEN tha Y.cksbufg arrived tere zee
ierday The police were not hei and
Rose was laken 10 the station by Scr
gtaut Horsn. Hunt was sent TO thl
Marine Hospital, where al lset 20
counts he was rei ting easy. He bled
inwardly and tho chances are that h,
will die. No effoft has been made Il
ertiac, tina bail. The sounded maj
issaid 10 be very Al nstured ard Of |
qurielsome disposition. Rose say
Hunt dres knife on hlm, and tina
he shot "a s,li defense. The o'u lsai
who held the money got on the boa
nj Emot.
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LOCAL NOTICES.
MEMPHIS Steam Laundry, 22i I'd Il

MEMPHIS Steam Laundry, ga I'd st.
" you want oil pine lumber call on
Bhnkley Lumber Company, ia JET
ferson street.
500 cords Of wood given away by
persons hauling II, at Woodruff Lum'
Der Company's mills.
GO TO p. Cunninghsm's wagon lac
tory, corner Dseoto and Monroe
streets, 10 order your drays.
COLLECTIONS In city and country
promptly sttPndsd TO by THE yNO.
III LENOW LAW AND COLLECT.
ING AGENCY, No. 287 Main street,
Memphis, Tenn.
ALL disorders caused by bilious
state Of the system can be cured by
uslng OarteI's Little Liver Pills. Nc
pain, gripping or discomfort attending
their use. Try them.
STANLEY a AxpkmoH, funeral dir
ectors and embalmers, 30 Madison
street, are fully prepared 10 furnish
chairs al residences, when ordered, foi
the accommodation OF friends.
Frs All fits stopped free by Dr.
Kline's Great Nerve Restorer. No d
after frat 4 ,y's use. Marveloui cures
Tieatise and 81 trial bottle Tree 10 d
cases. Send TO DR.. Kline. 93i Arcl
street, Philadelphia, Pa.
Dos'r buy Steam Englne,, Gin,
Feeders, Cor densers, Cotton Presses
Cit,on Elevator Fans, and other Ma
chipery, before seeing Woods a Woods
S32 Second street. They keep thes
goods In stock, and can ship or shor
molten.
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A Letter From a Conductor.

OwKeo, TIooA Co., N. Y, Dec. IL,
l885.-In 1879 1 was taken suddenly
with lumbago, while running my train
through to Buffalo, ! was completely
foored. and utterly incapacitated from
attending to my duties ss conductor.
Shortly after l was taken, every pas.
ssnger knew OF IL, aud one gentleman,
l can't remember his name now, came
up with box OF Allcock's Poroue
Plasters and told me he would put two
oil them on. They had hardly been
put on before l was rel eyed somewhat,
and In fifteen or twenty minutes at
most l was able to sit up straight, and
Ia an hour was enough better to At
tend to my official work, and Just
kept on gaining and feeling better
until / was entirely well. From that
time TO the present i have time and
again used these Plssters, and have
yet 10 fnd them fail In relieving cough,
or pain, or ache. Ny vile Gays she
has not known what It is to have q
bsckscbe for more than few hours
since Allccck's Porous Plasters were
kept In the house.
M. MURIENE,
Conductor Erie Railroad.
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PERsONALS.

J. l.. BurLER, OF Fulton, Tenn, was
70 the ely yesterday, on route for the
East.
NcBysI EcARnRouou has rs-
turned from Colorado, and Ia seriously
M ut No. 72 Mulberry street His
friends should call.
w. NJ. RuErr, assistant general
freight sgent Of the II, Louis, Arkan-
"a, and Texas railroad, with head
quarters al NJ. Louis, 10 10 the city.
EJous J. Duyry returned yesterday
from MoTfht al City. N. e., tho same
genial smile playing over his counle-
nance, but with slightly increased d.
mentiors.
Y. NJ. OooPER and wife, Of Ne az,
,--y-; " D: Sassy and A. r Fudge
Of K.nsAs CITY, Mr.. ID. Rider and
Miss Y. Rider, OF Briukley, Ark, are
al Duny's Hotel.
l. J. KurssAs, q O. Boughton, NJ
FtaLk, Rob.,st h, Johnson, Of New
Yorh; X. n. Allen, Of Evansville
lod., .ud X U. johnson, oil Boston
Ss at the asyOso Hotel,
| JAnss A. OAxsos and wife, Green
vills, Miss; a. W, X Corlis, Cairo
ILL.,; J. 7. Jordan, Dsnville. Va.
Oharle, z. Barton, Cincinnati, o, an
Cos 4. Alexander, business manage
II the Little Rock Clipper, are reg
iatered al Ga-ton's.
Carr. JANE BuRKE and family, Q
Orr enville. Miss; A. T. Smith, travel
Ing passenger agsnl Of The Texas +,
! clhc railroad; Mr.. aud Mrs. w. A
Ledbetler. Of GAINESVILLE, Tex; Nj
, Geo. 4. Eyaus, Of New York City
Prof.. NJ. A. Stone, J. NJ. Burton, Be
! wylle and Il NJ. CHARTER, Of Lit
X jck, are a. the Peabody.
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LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

"A telephone alarm called the Fire
Department 10 the Clarendon Hotel at
$3.50 O'Clock last night. The alarm
proved to be false.
Henry Howard and Light Ray
(coloredt, who consider force the
proper method TO enforce wifely obe-
dlence, were arrested by the police
last night.
The alarm OF FIRE from box No. 10
st 8 40 o'clock yesterday morning was
caused BY a slight blsEs at ths drug
store OF Fahlen & Kleinschmidt, At
Second and Besle streets. The loes
was tr ding.
j. J. Murphy the aged deputy sher-
iff who efficiently serves Justice Bar
rvs Office, was assaulted and badly
beaten last night by Dennis O'Neal.
The fight occurred at the corner OF
Main and Poplar streets.
H. Pool and ]. O. Copeland were
arrested last night on q charge OF as
sault with intent TO kill. They board.
cd a street car, but declined to drop
their fare In the box. The driver in.
sisted, at which the passengers became
offended, and assaulted him with q
loaded cane. While the cane was
broken, the Injuries sustained by the
driver were only painful, not serious.
"A large number OF ladies', de-
termined workers In the cause Of pro-
hibitlon, assembled In the Court
Street Cumberland Presbyterian
church yesterday afternoon 10 organ.
iEs for positive work. Several i'm.
promptu speeches were made, after
which q general plan OF campaign sp.
propriate for the ladies was submitted,
discussed and adopted. The fair sex
will be heard from.
j. ]. English q white man, was
fined 90 In the Police Court a
day or two since for some
offsnse. Three dollars OF the fine were
banded over, but just how 10 remove
the balance was puix'ing problem.
lie possessed striking paste diamond
pin, and this he palmed Oh on mod
neal az genuine, and obtained 81. "0b.
tanning money under false pretenseb"
is the charge he will new have to
answer.
-Durirg the progress OF a gims oil
baseball a. the Winchester grounds,
yesterday afternoon, Chris Rsilly, an
eleven sar.old boy, who climbed tnio
q tree 10 witness u, fell O distance oi
fifteen OF twenty feet 10 the ground.
For teversl minutes he Was insensible
having sustained severe and painiu
cuts and bruises about the head
When revived, he was taken HON,
and medical attendance summoned
He will recover, but bear In mird hii
experience Tor many long day.
The New Orleans Picayune OF the
2nh instant sys: There was ex,
hibit1 d at the Produce Exchange 10
day by Glover a 0dendahl q fins
sample OF Louisiaus corn, grown
on the farm OF DIR. q. Dsvron, min,
miles below the city. This corn is o
the yellow variety, Of very large grair
and fally matured. II In taid 10 com
pare iAvorsbly with the best wesieri
corn, and come OF II will doubtless b
shipped 10 market Tor tale. As
sample Of what Louisiana can do Il
corn raising IL attracted oonsiderabl
attention.
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vine set and tray, Mr.. and Mn. N. ].
Walsh; silver napkin rings, Ed.
B. eMatser; berry bowl, Mn.
Hutchison; cut glass water oct, James
Scott; silver pickle stand, Steve Fife
gerald: wster set glass and silver tray,
Lilly Baker; pair Of biiqus figures,
Mas Katie Flynn; painted PLAGUE
and book case, Maggie and Mary Do.
Ian; wash stand set and cupsadors.
Emma L. Flynn; two oil paintings,
Minnie and Katie Marman; dressing
case, James +. Ryan; drawing room
pictures, Charles Flynn; sideboard,
John II. and Jas. W. Leslie; French
marble clock with bronze figures,
from Ben o. Featberstone, p. Quinn,
Sid Wheeler, Dan KurtE and Ben d.
March; silver water pitcher and COB
LEI, John and Mollie Braunen; pair OF
bitque figures, George Stewart; pair
silver vase, James Z OoaD; hanging
lamp, Rose and Annie Thomas; pair
Of silver napkin rings aud set Of silver
knives, forks and spoons from Turi
Exchange.
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MEMPHIS DAILY APPEAI~-MoNDAY. AUGUST %. 1887

"Ohsrlis" 10 observe whether any
symptoms Of the drug presented:
There were none. To satisfy "Oharlie"
! directed an emetic and left, stating
that would remain ct my office oil
night TO be on easy call In case l was
needed. / can scarcely think that
anybody 10 90 ignorant % not to know
that twenty grains Of morphine taken
at 0 o'clock, the time she pretended TO
take II, or 10, IL or IL o'clock, would
be till about IL O'Clock next morning
In producing death. :.
No,"the doctor" was not deceived"
at ell. She had not taken the drug
when was there. Hoping that you
will do me this justice, / am respect.
fully, ETC., Up MoER.
Memphis. Tenn. August 81, 1886.
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SABBATH !, DAY GRIMES.
Another Namo ADDED to tho Long
List Of Crap Victims.
VIII Watson RillsA BY VIII Smith
Probable Kt1liDE on the
CITY Of vfchsburg.

The list Of victims to that mystify.
Ing ard Grazing game Of craps was in.
creased last night by one. The muir.
der occurred in a rear room Of the ga
loon and gambling den Of Ed. Albrit.
ton, colored, No. 40 Osusey street, or
MADDEN avenue, about 7 o'clock.
Justice Gutenberg held the inquest,
but, even with the able assistance Of
Lawyer Cassells and . determined
jury, was unable to fix the full extent
OF guilt The dive is also infested by
colored women Of the lowest char.
scler, who furnished the only wit
nesses at the inquest, and evolved the
following particulars:
Will WATSON and Will Smith had
been participating In a game Of craps,
which was In progress during the day,
but as 10 the immediate cause VI the
fatal conf ct they knew nothing. The
FIRST learned Of the result was from ne
Rroes on the street, who stated that q
man had been killed In rear OF the
house. They then ran up stairs 10 .
rear room, and from the window saw
the form Of Q man lying on the
ground. Over Il stood Smith and Bob
Martin, the barkeeper, with candle.
the latter OF whom remarked that the
man was dead.
Watson, for he proved to be the
corpse, was removed 10 the crap room
ard laid out on the gambling table.
His neck was broken, but no sign Of
tte wound that caused death appeared
on the outside. After celebrating q
few minutes, the jury returned q yer.
dict OF death from violence at the
hands OF VIII Smith.
Between IL and l2o'clock Albritton
and Martin we're found and locked mp.
The former stated that the murdered
man and Smith were qusuelling all
day, but Of the cause be was ignorant
Shortly after dark his barkeeper told
him the two were fighting 10 the back
yard, and he gave him instructions to
separate them. When Martin reached
the scat Of war Smith was on top OF
Watson, bammerlng him, but on ad-
vice from Martin desisted. Twenty
minutes later they went back and
found Watson still on the ground,
breathing heavily, and In short
while he died. Smith then fed, fol.
lowed by Albritten, and 10 still at
large.
The houte, No. 40 Osusey, Ia the
same one rsided by deputy sberifls on
Saturday night
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AuAsrAl VIDA, ofAtlanta7 Thy,
The great nerve tonic, remheiton's
Wine Coca, is mr aulsc,ured n ere,
and All dfnR@ r.s,p, wholesale and re-
ial'' 10 ne .nphis, cell this great r,ms-
oy' .sis now prescribed By the beet
psytlrisne, and will cure you Of ell
nervous affections. Send 10 Pember.
ton Chemical Company for history a
coca.plabt. Try a slAes Of o ca Ola,
thu refreshing, inyigo'a,ing brain
tonic. al Heistf re Soda Fount.
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Children Starving 20 Death

On sccount Of their inability to digest
food, will find q mott marvellous food
and remedy In SCOTS Emulsion Of
Pure God Liver Oil with Hypophos.
phites. Very palatable and easily di.
gfsted. DR.. 5. W. Cohen, OF Waco,
Texas, says: 81 have used your
Emulsion In Iniantile wasting with
good results. II not only restores
wasted tissues, but gives strength and
pcrehses the appetite. l am glad TO
nee such q reliable article"
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A Chinese CompIarien.

When observed In one OF the Csuacsiar
race, 10 Indicative Of bile In the blood. whC
would be yellow whom be or she ON exhibit
the hue Of health on cheek and brow through
the aid Of Ho,tsttsr's stomach Bittsrs. ar
antagonist at whose onset liver complain
takes refuge In hight. Fur upon the tongue
nausea, sick headache, pains under the rish
RIB, aud shoulder blade. 40 unpleasant,
bebisn altsrAtive, which does not, like I
potent cathsrtic, dreneh the inteitines OF
like the mercurial preparetions, oontami
nate the blood. Not only the liver, but ID,
stomh,h and bowels are aroused, toned ans
regulated By thi, Acc. family medicine
able classes. not by startling assertions on
its behalf, bat By the eonsistsncy Of III,
~ Inns made for II with its performance Ii
evefy Instance when tested.
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70 the Bditor Of the AppsAit
Il 10 hut Just 10 me that You make
the following correction with regard
to my connection with the Lula Lewis
sulcidei
Al variance with your Information,
the facts arc that the girl bought the
morphine before night; that I was
there between o and 10 o'clock pm,
on "Oharlio's" call; that sic denied
having taken more than her usual
doae-shs was an hAblius. remained
nearly An hour In her room with
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hIrnp OF IiEs.

Manufactured only by the California
Fig Syrup Company, Ban Francisco,
Cal, is ma uro's Dan tue laxative. II
Il the most essily tsken and the most
plsasantly affective remedy known 10
cleanse the system when bilious OF
coeliye, 10 d!spel htadsehes, colds and
fever, 20 cure hsbiiual constipation,
indig s,lou, etc. For slle la 90 ceot
aud fi bot les by II J. Hester, aud
all leading druggists Van Vleet 4
o., q. W. Jonet 4 %, W. N. vii.
kerion a Co. Manifold a 90. have
ben appointed Wholesale agsnls al
MemphlA.
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A nid.,.h, R.tf. sIs.s.

Title Wilson. an inmate Of Jennie
whl.e's abode Of viokedness, No. 1856
Main street, yes the recipient Of a
palniul Hssh wound across the lower
part Of The abdomen, by knife 10 ZOE
hands Of I'd. Cruiti, q prir.ser. The
cutting oecur,d about. II: 80 O'Clock,
but knowledge 81 II sas wlthheld from
The police until ! o'clock a IN. A though
q married nan, Cfuitt Ia q regular via.
itor 10 the house, with special fond.
meas for the woman Wilson. The
meetings Of the two we're generally
stormy, and excited Oruitt 10 a ieelins
OF rashness. Saturday night he open
Iy announced his intention 10 hill her
and Il 10 supposed the assault las
night was IN attempt NJ fultillment o
that thral. The women OF the hous'
were dlscreetly tilent,
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Ga Friday, September I'd, the X.
O., :. and NJ. railrosd will sell round
trip tickets, via st. Louis, 10 Chicago,
at the low rate Of sl2. Tickets good
for fifteen days; through coaches and
fres reclining chair cars and Pullman
buno, sleepers; plenty OF room; call
early aud secure sleeping car accom-.
modaiions. ND ILLS.
Ticket Agent. 81 Madison street
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MARRIAGE PRESENTS.
M. ana me-. Hrssnes Has dsomeIy
Rene mbersd By . riends.

The marriage u Mr.. james Bpnnen
and Mas Annie A. Flynn, which oc.
CURED Yednstdsy night, was more
than q passing event The youbg
couple have many iionds Ia the city,
and all rem INBRED them by sonding
handsome pre- enk. The following IL
apsrtial lift Of toe presents received,
with the nAn,s Of the donorHi Pair Of
wares, lille kruger; willow rocker,
Geote NJ. Ti5well and WIFE; valer
set, Felix Ebsitsdt vAsh.sIand SCI,
NJ. p. Msier; cutglass toilet, Lille
Kruger; pin cusl Ion, sabIna Banben
table clotb aid napkins, Annie Shan.
Law. silver butter oieh, Mr.. AID Mrs,
~ Dunayant; china tea act. Ms
~ psvIs, epins ios GREEN sei, Mr.
IA Mr.. Ia Abals, tilvtr pletls
sad M. snd NJ re- Ona.. Ab,le; vine
~ and tray, NIs ,. X i,i china ice
s..n set. Thos. Oopela,d; silver
elss st.nd. Cos He'bsrsi brfy
Rn-l M. 0oodman silver plcll,
sand. Mt. and Mrs. Ohss. Eosrhst
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M. MURIENE,
Conductor Erie Railroad

ST.. LOUIS, Mo.-Rodney ID. Wells,
proprietor OF the Oldest queensware
and glass house In the city, made an
assignment yesterday TO +. A. Valid.
The asee,s consists OF stock valued at
$4,000. The liabilities are not stated.
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The Louisville & Nashville railroad
will sell tickets to Chicago and return
on Saturday, September 3, at 3l2 for
the round trip, via Evansville or Cairo.
Tickets good for fifteen days returning.
Office 287 Main street.
8. L. FINLEY, Agent.
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Loso ISLAND CITY, N. VA block
Of three story frame buildlngs on Vei.
non avenue. owned by John o. Pro.
vctt, ard several coal sheds, slsbles.
ate were hnrnas tonight. ProvoT's
loss 10 so 600. To'sl lo.s, E0,0Oo.
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niibass ots aud naehi.. 60.

Have ON band, ready Tor prompt de.
livery, Engines, Boilers and fittings,
Gins, Feeder Condensers, Hydraulic
Oolton Presses, and everything per.
tanning 10 a fret ol1s Ginning outfit.
Write them before YOU purchase.
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O.P. wISKLRa, Y cal teacher and
ofg,nitt. instIuelon gwen a piano,
organ aud guitar Nes term begins
September .. Onice, large hall up
slalrs over No. 223 second street
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OYsrERsi OysIRRSi
first of the season.

New York Counts, can and bulk, re
oeiyed daily. at low prices; aso ysrie-
ties Of q h, AZ J. A. sjgnAigo a Co.'s,
No. 2gi Second street
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No BuyrEr should be without q bot
Tie a Ansostura Bittefs, the world
reuosned Appetizer aud Invieorator,
oi tIqlisits favor, Endorsed by the
msdrsl profession for ils wonderful
restorative power.
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Nav YotK The Ounardef Umhris
today landed 82i 1rs, olass cabin pss.
sengers, tho largest NUMBER ever
brought over on uans.A llantic
steamer.
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oyHRroS 4 GsosvKSoR ofier the
,torch yus No. 800 Front street, now
occupied by Porter 4 Mhcrca, for rent
liom September ls'.
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OyERros Il GRosyKSoR offer the store
house No. so From, ttreet, now occu.
pied by Porter a Macrea, for rent
from Septembef let
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ghfesgs Excursion.

The Chesapeake a oaio route will
sell Chicsgo excuisol tickets, sAtur
day, Sc ptember 8, al sl2, good returning
fifteen days. Time lhye hours ahead
OF any other line.
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uiIhurn sin ana nn.hin. 90.

Make the celebra'ed Mnburn Eclipee
Huller Gln, aud keep them, nth Re, a.
ers and Condensep, alwsys on hand
for prompt tilivtD. Have them quote
you priceu.
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Order ice crelm angel food cakes and
assorted smAll cahes for todsy's din.
nsr OF Jia. trkcaT A SON.
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FOR ueat.

Commodious hotel, centrally 10
Gated In the city.
A. Menken A %.
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and hea thfuin,s'. Onlr 50 miles from wash
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the anestsehooi edidces In the State, A fuu
corps OF teachers. Terms reasonable, and
made known on application. For catalogues,
address q EO. a. III TIER. A NJ, Principal.
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Nofre Dame of Maryland

CoIIsRlate Instltt 10 for Yaurs Ladies' and
Preparatory school Tor Ltt,i. Girls. ksnLl
y. o., three miles IRON rafltmore. M.
Conducted by the Sisters OF Notro Dame.
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HOllinS Institute,

THE 18th Session will open on the 18th
L September. 1877.
obstruction 10 giyen In Languages, Liters-
ture, Sciences. Art, DO. kkeopins. Penman-
ship, kiocution, Calisihonics, etc, etc., uns
der high standards, By instructors Of culture.
de. who attend enjoy the advaniases OF sa-
luxurious climate, mineral eaters and beauti-
ful msuntaip scenery. Tho school 10 COM
posed almost exclusively Of boafdinG pupils.
and IL intended for only 80 young ladies.
This Institute IL finely equipped, and en-
ploys over Is on cers ~ a teachers.
Apply A. uollina p. n. Va TO
tUAH IA Cooke. BusineEs Manager.